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Mike Taulbee

07-17-2001 20:58:34

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Does anyone know where I might find a wiring harness for a 1953 TO-30 or should I just make my own what have the rest of you done in the past? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Mike

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Jack M

07-18-2001 10:35:27

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Re: wiring harness in reply to Mike Taulbee, 07-17-2001 20:58:34

This is probably a stupid question but,
What is a "Wiring Harness"?

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Ray Gardineer

07-23-2001 04:57:40

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Re: Re: wiring harness in reply to Jack M, 07-18-2001 10:35:27

Not too windy at all. I know while researching s/n's for my tractor i found wiring harnesses at one of the site stores or catalogs.

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Boogity in S.W. Ohio

07-19-2001 03:12:17

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Re: Re: wiring harness in reply to Jack M, 07-18-2001 10:35:27

Jack - you know the old saying "The only stupid question is the one that is not asked"

A wiring harness is simply any group of electrical wires that are bundled together. You can see your wiring harness under the hood of your car where there is a "bundle" of wires and every now and then a wire sticks out to go to it's destination or connection point. In the photo that John posted here he shows what we call a harness even though the wires are not bundled into one wrapped group. Years ago the manufacturers used to wrap the bundle with cotton electrical tape to keep things nice and tidy. Today the "wrap" is usually a plastic tube with a slit at each location where a wire exits the bundle.

I know - I know. I'll go sit in the corner and shut up for a while. I got too windy.

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Phil Fenner

07-17-2001 21:31:09

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Re: wiring harness in reply to Mike Taulbee, 07-17-2001 20:58:34

Mike, I gave up and made my own using the shop manual for a wire color guide and I think it looks pretty good. I am told one can get the coated cotton insulated wire if you really want to be fussy, but I don't know where to get it and i have asked on this forum. I recommend at least 12 guage because of the 6v system to keep voltage drop to a minimum.

Phil F.

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Jim in Scotland.

07-17-2001 23:30:48

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Re: Re: wiring harness in reply to Phil Fenner, 07-17-2001 21:31:09

I made up my own for both my tractors and got the Cotton covered and PVC. insulated wire here in UK. From Auto sparks, 80/88, Sandiacre,Notts , NG10 5HU. E-Mail Address sales@autosparks.co.uk I think they also have a web site ??? but dont have Address. they also have nice Spade terminals eyelets etc. Every thing to mage a authentic looking Harness...

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Jeff

07-21-2001 07:34:22

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Re: Re: Re: wiring harness in reply to Jim in Scotland., 07-17-2001 23:30:48

Here is a site in Australia which sells a wiring harness- you may find it usefull>Link
A>Link good source for parts for my 56 TEA20 (overnight delivery for me)

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Mike Taulbee

07-22-2001 06:19:18

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Re: Re: Re: Re: wiring harness in reply to Jeff, 07-21-2001 07:34:22

Thanks to everyone who answered One more question should I use a volt gauge or a amp gauge? Thanks again Mike

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John

07-22-2001 18:32:40

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: wiring harness in reply to Mike Taulbee, 07-22-2001 06:19:18

Go to this site and it will tell you about all you need to know.

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John

07-22-2001 18:39:01

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: wiring harness in reply to John, 07-22-2001 18:32:40

Sorry, lets try this again.

Link

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John

07-22-2001 18:38:59

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: wiring harness in reply to John, 07-22-2001 18:32:40

Sorry, lets try this again.

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